Hi, I have one page in a document which is in landscape layout (as it
contains a diagram) - the rest of the document is in portrait. I want to
rotate the footer so that I have the page number (or anything else in the
footer) on the short edge of the page, the same as it is on pages with
portrait layout.

I know that I could just have the page in portrait layout and rotate the
diagram so that it reads sideways, but I would like to know how to achieve
this if I have text on the page as well, that can't be rotated.
Thanks.

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"Amy" wrote in message
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Hi, I have one page in a document which is in landscape layout (as it
contains a diagram) - the rest of the document is in portrait. I want to
rotate the footer so that I have the page number (or anything else in the
footer) on the short edge of the page, the same as it is on pages with
portrait layout.

I know that I could just have the page in portrait layout and rotate the
diagram so that it reads sideways, but I would like to know how to achieve
this if I have text on the page as well, that can't be rotated.
Thanks.